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November 14

Why Gen Z is suddenly skipping the $15 burrito bowl

Fast casual dining out was once considered an affordable convenience and has now become a small luxury. This generation isn’t lazy or spoiled. They’re financially boxed in right now.

November 14

DAN GAINOR: Five ridiculous moments to remember MSNBC as it transitions to MS NOW

MSNBC's transformation to MS NOW represents a costly rebranding effort for the controversial network known for its leftist commentary and divisive hosts.

November 14

If Gaza’s famine was real, how come it went away so fast?

Ken Isaacs analyzes the shift from "famine" to "starvation" terminology in Gaza coverage, questioning whether technical data supported the humanitarian crisis claims.

November 13

Greg Gutfeld slams CNN host after comments on conspiracies

Fox News host Greg Gutfeld and the ‘Gutfeld!’ panel respond to a CNN host commenting on conservatives and conspiracy theories.

November 13

Canadian spy chief warns of alarming rise in teen terror suspects, 'potentially lethal' threats by Iran

CSIS revealed an alarming trend that nearly one in 10 terrorism investigations involve minors under 18, driven by online extremism and radicalization across Canada.

November 13

REP. BRIAN MAST: Democrats' 43-day shutdown was not a strategy — it was a disaster

Rep. Brian Mast introduces Pay Our Patriots Act to protect military pay during government shutdowns, criticizing Democrats for using service members as political leverage.

November 13

DAVID MARCUS: Why Republicans desperately need a Trump-centered midterm convention

Republicans seek Trump's help for 2026 midterms through proposed national convention strategy to energize voters and showcase achievements from his second term.

November 13

Trump has made the border secure again — but now the hard part begins

Epic struggle unfolds between global left seeking open borders and conservatives defending nation-states as Trump's immigration crackdown faces sanctuary city resistance.

November 13

MORNING GLORY: Why older commentators must champion the next center-right wave

The "OK Boomer" phenomenon reflects deep generational divides in American politics, with younger voters increasingly rejecting older commentators' perspectives.

November 13

Washington reopens, but Americans still feel shut out

Lengthy federal government shutdown reveals deeper problem of public disengagement as political messaging failures erode belief in democratic institutions and leadership.